This guy was my hero when i was a kid. All these other wanna be TV wallys, heck this guy and the Major were simply great, when TV too wasn't full of it.
I am sorry, he was not my hero because up until a week ago I had no idea who he was. I thought that Steve Erwin was somebody, but now I feel bad about .
One thing that I absolutely adore about Malcolm’s fishing videos is that he almost never mentions the exact size of the fish. It’s never; “wow, 100cm+!!”. It’s “look at the size of that fish!” Or “what a beautiful fish”. It’s not about a competition, it’s not about sport. He’s simply experiencing the Outback in all her majestic wonder.
This series is one of the main reasons, why we travelled Australia for 6 months, of which about 2 months in Western Australia and the Kimberley. Thank you Malcolm for harvesting this dream in me. I would not have missed this opportunity for the world.
But seriously, what about the production and the extreme quality of picture and vision!? Thank you very much to the Germans noticing the necessity for such a beautiful piece of work. When you ever hear about Australia being the highest consumer of beer in the world per capita..... just know that it is the Germans who come here to enjoy this beautiful land and our wonderful beer.
Malcolm Douglas was my hero back in the days when I was a boy and dreaming of untouched nature and adventure. Today I own a Land Cruiser and a boat and have been to several deserts in the past years. I´m so grateful for his films and his work.
It’s the best, isn’t it, watching Malcolm Douglas all those years ago inspired me to do the same , still watching those episodes now , he was an icon to this beautiful land , god rest your soul , mate you are sadly missed
Man, talk about a walk down memory lane! This Aussie legend inspired the sense of adventure and exploring our remote backyard in so many generations and is still doing so today. His shows should be mandatory watching for every single Aussie so they can see how bloody great our country is, this is the REAL Australia 🇦🇺❤️
Oh wOw I'm so glad I came on to Malcom Adventure and his dog Rusty and team mates. I don't wanna miss any of his Adventures. Outdoors with nature at its glory and in touch with the earth and ocean. Feed of fish and oysters of the rocks yummy 😋😎yeah thankful for this adventure whom all involved. R.I.P true Aussie bloke Malcom 💛
Thanks to Malcolm I sought out and found Barra in the states . I still cant believe how delicious this fish is . Even though I get it frozen its still great . I can only imagine what it taste like fresh . Maybe one day .
I miss the colours on these old videos, especially the photographs. It gives this longing nostalgic feeling that makes this 30yo to pursue fulltime life of ventures and wonders
Malcolm in this video reminds me so much of my own Dad, even looked like Malcolm and, he lived like Malcolm in far north qld. Life was real in the 60, 70s and 80s. Started to go pear shaped in the 90s. Thankyou for sharing these valuable old videos.
Das war vor fünfundzwanzig Jahren meine Lieblingssendung im deutschen Privat-TV! 👍 Danke fürs Hochladen! 👍 Thanks for uploading! 👍 Very good and beautiful, thank you! 👍 Sehr gut und schön, danke!
Man this is by far the best fishing show I've ever seen. That aboriginal style handspear shot was nuts!!! Also love the half yank half ocker accent on the snake fella
It’s not actually a fishing show though haha, Malcolm Douglas just loves it and every ep has a fishing segment. If it was a fishing show he’d have a Shimano kit and be a lot more dramatic about his catch.
Malcolm Douglas ....das Aushängeschild für Australien und die Schönheit und Wildness dieses Landes ....auch seine Dokus werden unvergesslich bleiben.....toller Mann und was er geleistet hat !!!
An Absolute joy to watch these exceptionally captured remote places. With just the basics & no fuss, just shows you don't need all the bells and whistles... some know how and a true adventurous spirit... and obviously local knowledge is essential. What a legend! Best entertainment ever these days, even watching repeats , 😊❤
If a fish started to give more emotions than say a dog, who is a Man's best friend. And reacted equally as realistic as one, would people still fish? Would people still throw wooden spears through living beings?
That was a reef shark, but yeah, technically a fish just tastes terrible. Something about the top carnivores tasting so bad = we aren’t supposed to eat them.
This man is the Epitome of a true conservationist , explorer, risk taker coupled with knowledge, no one has done what this man has done , without the benefit of modern technology !! even then , it is with modern techno. Amazing vids that should be treasured forever.
Interesting thing about the rough scale python. Someone Did find them also and brought them back to be Bred. Now there are more rough scale pythons living happily in captivity than in the wild probably. I used to care for 2 of them in a mates python collection. They are amazing Snakes, with a huge attitude.
Note to self: Don’t try and pick up trevally by the tail without glove, hand gun makes loud bang when fired, always keep tide book and make sure next day tide is same height or bigger when going aground for the night. Malcom is a true Aussie legend
He’s my idol the pain following since the child where she was still alive I’ve been striving to be like him in my videos but I will never be him Best legend ever in Australia
rip malcom miss you mate,27:53 boots full of water only you would have taken one for the team to make us a awsome docco mate, god bless your soul hope you're up there exploring
I watch these videos and completely escape reality. Whatever confines me to my existence, now, in the present is gone. I picture myself flicking lures, dog in tow. Not sure the missus would help move the boat. Reality returns.... 😞
I worked at his crocodile park in Broome w.a Australia and I was his crocodile handler at his two crocodile parks in Broome w.aAustralia from 1995 to 1997 3yrs
Australian legend.
A true adventurer.
I hope that he is never forgotten.
His grandson Owen will ensure that his legacy is preserved.
l dont think so
This guy was my hero when i was a kid. All these other wanna be TV wallys, heck this guy and the Major were simply great, when TV too wasn't full of it.
I am sorry, he was not my hero because up until a week ago I had no idea who he was. I thought that Steve Erwin was somebody, but now I feel bad about .
@@peaceforall1291 Well I guess either you are young or from outside of Australia. Certainly being young is great LOL.
So your telling me All Aussie Adventures is Full of it 😏😏😟😂😂😉😉
@@downunderfishing105 LOL, some of our best humour!
@@BushCampingTools legend
My childhood favourite program. So much good substance… fantastic knowledge. Thank you 🙏🏻
Jealous you got to watch this as a kid, I just discovered him because of this channel! His dog is my favorite part, lol.
What a legend if a film maker. Grew up watching Malcolm Douglas. The Leyland Brothers was another great one.
One thing that I absolutely adore about Malcolm’s fishing videos is that he almost never mentions the exact size of the fish. It’s never; “wow, 100cm+!!”. It’s “look at the size of that fish!” Or “what a beautiful fish”. It’s not about a competition, it’s not about sport. He’s simply experiencing the Outback in all her majestic wonder.
never noticed that until I read your comment 👍
he only ever says "good pan size" or something about it being for lunch haha
He a big fella .
Good point
This series is one of the main reasons, why we travelled Australia for 6 months, of which about 2 months in Western Australia and the Kimberley. Thank you Malcolm for harvesting this dream in me. I would not have missed this opportunity for the world.
Everyone wants to have a good time....but you will not spend time!
@@romanknyazev2880what
But seriously, what about the production and the extreme quality of picture and vision!?
Thank you very much to the Germans noticing the necessity for such a beautiful piece of work.
When you ever hear about Australia being the highest consumer of beer in the world per capita..... just know that it is the Germans who come here to enjoy this beautiful land and our wonderful beer.
I love how Malcolm calls out to Jon including his last name…like there’s several Jon’s walking about
This made me laugh out loud 😂
Malcolm Douglas was my hero back in the days when I was a boy and dreaming of untouched nature and adventure. Today I own a Land Cruiser and a boat and have been to several deserts in the past years. I´m so grateful for his films and his work.
It’s the best, isn’t it, watching Malcolm Douglas all those years ago inspired me to do the same , still watching those episodes now , he was an icon to this beautiful land , god rest your soul , mate you are sadly missed
What a life, what an adventurer. RIP Aussie icon. Respect!!
Mal feels silly after losing first good on ya cobb
👍
As a young fella I watched Malcolm on his adventures I’m now forty years old and still enjoy watching him . LONG LIVE MALCOLM
Me too mate
Hes dead now
I am aware he has past away but like I said long live Malcolm . Maybe u don’t get the context of what I am implying
@@micktonks1828 nah i get it big fella.
All gd mate not trying to be rude 👍
Man, talk about a walk down memory lane! This Aussie legend inspired the sense of adventure and exploring our remote backyard in so many generations and is still doing so today. His shows should be mandatory watching for every single Aussie so they can see how bloody great our country is, this is the REAL Australia 🇦🇺❤️
Oh wOw I'm so glad I came on to Malcom Adventure and his dog Rusty and team mates. I don't wanna miss any of his Adventures. Outdoors with nature at its glory and in touch with the earth and ocean. Feed of fish and oysters of the rocks yummy 😋😎yeah thankful for this adventure whom all involved. R.I.P true Aussie bloke Malcom 💛
Isn’t he brilliant?
advartisvideos thank you SOOO much! Thank you for keeping Malcolm Douglas alive, thank you for uploading all of these precious videos! 💜🇦🇺🍻😊👍🏻
Thanks to Malcolm I sought out and found Barra in the states . I still cant believe how delicious this fish is . Even though I get it frozen its still great . I can only imagine what it taste like fresh . Maybe one day .
I miss the colours on these old videos, especially the photographs. It gives this longing nostalgic feeling that makes this 30yo to pursue fulltime life of ventures and wonders
Maan I used to watch Malcolm religiously everyday as a kid, absolute pioneer of his time
Just discovered this guy, so amazing. I grew up on PBS in the states in the 80's and this is like exactly what I love.
Malcolm in this video reminds me so much of my own Dad, even looked like Malcolm and, he lived like Malcolm in far north qld. Life was real in the 60, 70s and 80s. Started to go pear shaped in the 90s.
Thankyou for sharing these valuable old videos.
If it was so real why are boomers so insufferable about their 5000% gains on buying a place to live outright for the price of a few commodores?
Das war vor fünfundzwanzig Jahren meine Lieblingssendung im deutschen Privat-TV!
👍 Danke fürs Hochladen!
👍 Thanks for uploading!
👍 Very good and beautiful, thank you!
👍 Sehr gut und schön, danke!
Ich hab es auch sehr gerne als Kind geschaut 😂
LEGEND....Watched him as a young boy. Still watching now...
Me too:) from europa ,hungary far far away ...
Man this is by far the best fishing show I've ever seen. That aboriginal style handspear shot was nuts!!! Also love the half yank half ocker accent on the snake fella
It’s not actually a fishing show though haha, Malcolm Douglas just loves it and every ep has a fishing segment.
If it was a fishing show he’d have a Shimano kit and be a lot more dramatic about his catch.
My favourite show to watch on a Saturday night
Malcolm was the kind of guy you can have a beer with and his always gonna respect you...Love this bloke
I didn't think he drank alcohol?
No he wouldn’t haha, especially if you were wearing some fashion get up and didn’t catch/hunt your own dinner.
Malcolm Douglas ....das Aushängeschild für Australien und die Schönheit und Wildness dieses Landes ....auch seine Dokus werden unvergesslich bleiben.....toller Mann und was er geleistet hat !!!
I love the non-challant attitude in which he fires the magnum!
I wish this show would have been available in the states. Happy I found it!
Thank you for finally putting his work online for all - so happy to be able to share this great man in a great land.
Why from Russia though matey???
I love😮😢😢😊o XD, waysangchina
❤❤ see stop I'l
Pp to 😮
😊😊😅😮😢🎉😂❤
Awesome, What a great watch. Thank you.
RIP malcolm, I knew this man throughout my childhood. I remember the dog
An Absolute joy to watch these exceptionally captured remote places. With just the basics & no fuss, just shows you don't need all the bells and whistles... some know how and a true adventurous spirit... and obviously local knowledge is essential. What a legend! Best entertainment ever these days, even watching repeats , 😊❤
If a fish started to give more emotions than say a dog, who is a Man's best friend. And reacted equally as realistic as one, would people still fish? Would people still throw wooden spears through living beings?
@Lee Chin
Who gives a shit? They're fish & they're food, either for us or for the sharks. Go hug some lettuce. SMFH
I like it when the fish aren’t educated too when I go fishing. RIP Malcom Douglas a legend and a wealth of knowledge
These episodes are a treasure.
I love all Malcolms Documentaries RIP Malcolm Douglas 🙏🙏🙏🙏
The Original and the Best..An Absolute Legend may he Rest in Peace.
Harry butler and Jack Absalom were all part of the 70s and 80s too.
Brings back memories, Malcolm you legend
His very first cast you can see an absolute monster fish coming out from the reef at the bottom centre of the screen. That thing looked huge!
That was a reef shark, but yeah, technically a fish just tastes terrible. Something about the top carnivores tasting so bad = we aren’t supposed to eat them.
I was a troubled hyperactive child and my mum said when this show was on I sat there fixated and did not move doing it again as an old man 😂
Only now knowing about this man and oohh yeh I'm hell bent one viewing every episode .
This man is the Epitome of a true conservationist , explorer, risk taker coupled with knowledge, no one has done what this man has done , without the benefit of modern technology !! even then , it is with modern techno. Amazing vids that should be treasured forever.
this is awesome, i never saw this growing up
i lived in port hedland in the early 90s. always enjoy watching malcom and his advendure.
Brings back memories of watching when I was a kid
Fishing is good there even now so I can't imagine how great it would've been 20+ years ago. I'm so jealous.
What changed in 20 years? There’s still a population of 1 per 100 km2 or something crazy like that.l..
These old blokes were having lots of fun,but you can never forget about SAFETY..
Malcolm Douglas was the real deal.
How incredible that they found the snake and where the first people to record it or find a live specimen
Malcolm was so cool back in the day and reminded me of the great Harry Butler
Das hatte ich als Kind immer im TV geschaut.....
War immer ein Erlebnis.
I remember watching all these type of shows Malcom the Leyland brothers harry they were all ground breaking in there work
This really brought back my childhood dreams to explore our amazing country.
Interesting thing about the rough scale python.
Someone Did find them also and brought them back to be Bred.
Now there are more rough scale pythons living happily in captivity than in the wild probably.
I used to care for 2 of them in a mates python collection.
They are amazing Snakes, with a huge attitude.
Great review.
having fun watching all of them for the first time.. 👌
Thx for the uploads!!
Amazing adventure, absolutely I like your video.
"Doesnt matter what type of lure you use, because the fish are uneducated " 😆❤ RIP
Thanks for uploading,great content Advartis.
This man makes todays adventures look foolish ..Growing in the 70s he was my hero 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
What a National Treasure!!! I never get tired of watching this outdoorsman in action!
Simpler times . Undoubted legend . Trailblazer . What a life back then , I’m jealous AF
My Dad was good mates with Malcolm's brother Stuart.. RIP Malcolm
This guys the best!
I loved watching this tv show back in the day
Got to love some quality malcom Douglas
good to see malcolm with a new dog here, after bonnies passing!
The real Hero of the old TV Films
Rest In Peace Malcolm Douglas
Note to self: Don’t try and pick up trevally by the tail without glove, hand gun makes loud bang when fired, always keep tide book and make sure next day tide is same height or bigger when going aground for the night.
Malcom is a true Aussie legend
The bush pilot was a legend for lending a hand!
this is nice relaxed true blue watching, none of this CRIKEY over the top acting
This fella was a amazing hero he lived a Bushmens life❤🎉he,s the best RIP my friend
The bushman from the Kymberlys WA rest in peace mate🙏🙏
There was a croc few meters away from hes first cast what a ballsy fellow even the dogs not afraid
What a legend
Love that fishing tackle box on your head
We ❤ watching Malcolm Douglas
Good on mate Malcolm Douglas rest in peace your best
Holy moly did you see that monster at 4:16 bottom of screen right at Malcolm's feet? Shark?
THIS WHAT HEAVEN LOOKS LIKE
RIP my old friend. Miss you.
He’s my idol the pain following since the child where she was still alive I’ve been striving to be like him in my videos but I will never be him Best legend ever in Australia
Just sub best to you your doing great 👍
Just be yourself and be truthful to what you really want and eventually the money will come and even fame if that’s what your after .
@@Iswhatitisssss No mate don’t really care about the fame Just love to film and show people why I love Australia
I love your doggo
Have a look at the massive croc swimming off directly under Mal when he is fishing at 4:19
Crazy, i don't think he knew it was there
Love it how no matter where you are in Australia there is a mud lark/pee wee
rip malcom miss you mate,27:53 boots full of water only you would have taken one for the team to make us a awsome docco mate, god bless your soul hope you're up there exploring
Well said mate
What a true legend absolutely loved him my boys watched his videos as children into adults he was a natural no drama he had true passion
hope YOU'RE* up there
@@BodywiseMustard sorry bout that my spelling is a little off I went to thug school
Did anyone else see the shark, when Malcomn did the first cast?
Yep!!
I remember when Australia was a free country
That big fish that got spooked from the first cast right next to malcom @4:17 o_O
I can't believe that place is exist on the earth .... Heaven for sportfishing
I lived there for a year oh boy the heat
No let up
I have a rough scaled python as a pet now. I bet they had no idea!
The man the myth the legend 🎣
I watch these videos and completely escape reality. Whatever confines me to my existence, now, in the present is gone. I picture myself flicking lures, dog in tow. Not sure the missus would help move the boat. Reality returns.... 😞
I’ll be ya missus
I don’t mind getting me hands dirty and love fishing
I worked at his crocodile park in Broome w.a Australia and I was his crocodile handler at his two crocodile parks in Broome w.aAustralia from 1995 to 1997 3yrs
7-5=2
@@CrazyWhiteVanDriver 1995, 1996, 1997 = 3
95 to 96 is one year
96 to 97 is two lol.
@@CrazyWhiteVanDriver 1995, 1996, 1997 = 3 years. like the op said.
@@CrazyWhiteVanDriver 95 is one year, 96 is 2 years, 97 is 3 years, hope this helps and good luck with primary school math
A fair dinkum legend 👍🏽 RIP
The rough scaled python has the longest teeth (in proportion) of any python I've ever seen.
When Australia was still free😕🤬🤬😩😩
Love the note book page ripped out, stuffed in a milk bottle and hung in a tree " into the next river system back in a few days". A different time...
L'APOTEOSI DELL'INTEGRAZIONE😊REST IN PEACE BIG MAN😢 WONDERFUL 👏👍🙋
Malcolm and Alby Mangels were the favourite but Greg Grainger's world around us was also pretty entertaining.
This would ultimate to visit. It's probably a good thing we can't and it's a place being kept safe. 👍